How low can a MVP2 Ohm meter read?

[Btsmokincat]

Without having to make and test some coils... Does anyone know how low a MVP2 Ohm meter can read? I believe it won't fire anything less than 1.3 Ohm but I like to use it to build coils.

(getting a Mech in the near future and wondering if I should plan to buy one of those Ohm checker boxes)

 

[spawnsharks]

Not sure how low it will read, but it fires my 1.1ohm ProTanks just fine.

 

[Btsmokincat]

Not sure how low it will read, but it fires my 1.1ohm ProTanks just fine.

Thanks for the reply! Nice to know the MVP2 will at least read and fire that low.

 

[Jazzi Mike]

Yeah the MVP2 will read really low. I was trying to get a genesis working and at one point I had a hot spot. It read 0.4 ohms.

One thing i will caution is that it only reads to the tenth place, so you may still want to buy a multimeter if you are planning to blow your hands off... I mean go sub ohm.

 

[Btsmokincat]

Yeah the MVP2 will read really low. I was trying to get a genesis working and at one point I had a hot spot. It read 0.4 ohms.

One thing i will caution is that it only reads to the tenth place, so you may still want to buy a multimeter if you are planning to blow your hands off... I mean go sub ohm.

Thanks for the info!

Not really planning to go sub-ohm, but I want to try my hand at dual-coils and I'll probably always shoot for builds that are at least 1 ohm. I'm not into pushing the limits that much!

Multi-meter is definitely on the "must buy" list as I'll need a way to test and check batteries. I just find it really convenient to have something to screw the atty into to build and test on.